Daily Bulletin | 25.02.2012, 19:30 UTC

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Daily Bulletin 25.02.2012 | 19:30 UTC News Afghanistan NATO recalls staff from Afghan ministries amid protests NATO announces it will recall all personnel in Afghan ministries in Kabul after two American advisers were killed in an attack for which the Taliban has claimed responsibility. Extremist propaganda and illiteracy fuel protests in Afghanistan Africa Mandela stable after hospital procedure Former South African President Nelson Mandela is reported to be in stable condition after undergoing a procedure in hospital. He had been admitted for treatment for a "long-standing abdominal complaint. Nelson Mandela - the 'South African Gandhi' Arab World Red Cross holds talks for fresh Syria rescue efforts The Red Cross is in negotiations to resume efforts to rescue people from the besieged Syrian city of Homs, as shelling continued. Meanwhile, Chinese state media has accused the West of "hegemonistic ambitions." Syria a tough fight for the Security Council Germany Frankfurt airport braces for more strikes Frankfurt's international airport is bracing for another series of warning strikes after talks between management and the union representing ground control workers broke down. Terrorism Al Qaeda attack kills 25 in Yemen Al Qaeda has claimed responsibility for a car bomb attack in Yemen that was carried out hours after the country's new president, Abed Rabo Mansour Hadi, was sworn in. The blast killed at least 25 people. Yemen's future: Old regime with a new face? Africa Over a dozen found dead after Nigeria attacks At least 14 people have been killed in an overnight raid on a police station in northern Nigeria, state television has said. Radical Islamist group Boko Haram is suspected of carrying out the latest in a wave of attacks. Nigerian intelligence services fail to halt Boko Haram bombers Justice Spanish royal son-in-law appears in corruption case The son-in-law of Spanish King Juan Carlos has appeared in court to answer questions about suspected fraudulent deals. The case comes at a time of rising disillusionment and anger over the country's financial state. Russia Anti-Putin forces take protests to St. Petersburg Anit-Putin protesters took their message to the prime minister's hometown on Saturday. The demonstrators claim next week's election, which Putin is expected to easily win, will be a sham. Russia: Censorship and self-censorship Newsletters More DW Shift – Living in the Digital Age How is the Internet changing society around the world? Check out SHIFT – the magazine for digital culture, issues and technology. It's our weekly show with insights delivered directly from blogs and boardrooms. More DW DW and you! We need your help! Just take a picture of yourself with the new DW logo, send it in and you could win one of three iPads or one of 20 Nokia Lumia 710 smart phones. Enter now for your chance to win!   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2012